Religion in everyday life dimensions
Keywords:
structures of everyday life, religion, the individual believer, the religious community
Abstract
The article deals with the daily religious life as an inter-subjective space of social interaction, in which the identification of individuals, communities and institutions happens on the basis of recreating forms of sociality, the specifics of communicative practices and assimilation of religious experience. It is proved that the basic structures of everyday religious life is a mental section of ordinary religious consciousness, the specific religious practices, religious experience, a particular type of religious communication, religious stereotypes, while the continuous changes of everyday life, the modification of its main structures are determined also by the processes of modern social and technological transformation of society
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Published
2016-04-26
How to Cite
Boreyko, Y. (2016). Religion in everyday life dimensions. IDEAS. PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL. SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC ISSUES, (1(7)-2(8), 73-78. Retrieved from https://ideas.academyjournal.org/index.php/IDEI/article/view/146
Section
Philosophy of Religion. Religion studies
